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On the Wings of the Sphinx |
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FREY WILLE Presents SPHINX:
A Trendy and Colorful New Collection for 2007
On the wings of the Sphinx, one could soar through life quite grandly and
comfortably. This mighty, mythological winged half-human, half-lion from
ancient Egyptian civilization symbolizes the human dream to take wings and
fly. Since the 1990s, it has served as the trademark logo of the enamel
jewelry manufacturer FREY WILLE, as well...
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Exhibited in splendid fashionable
colors, the Sphinx’s wings and majestic
head make a notable impression
and announce that FREY WILLE’s
chief designer Simone Grünberger-Wille has created yet another stroke
of genius. Trendy and colorful, available
in rhodium-plated and goldplated
mountings, this collection
exemplifies a unique merging of fine
enamel, artistically inspired motifs
and luminous, sunny colors.
With the new designs, also new
products were developed: for each of
the five different color combinations,
matching “Gavroche” silk neckerchiefs
as well as luxurious extrawide
“Diva” bangles complement
these designs impeccably.
On the myth of the Sphinx…
The Sphinx is an age-old symbol of
sovereign might. The oldest known
representation is the Egyptian Great
Sphinx of Giza portrayed with the
face of Pharaoh Khafra located near
the Khafran pyramid.
The Phoenicians, Hittites and
Assyrians presented the symbol as a
winged steer or lion whose crowned
and bearded head was loftily raised.
The Egyptian Sphinx also changed
gender before migrating on to Crete,
and from the 6th century onwards it
became widespread throughout the
Greek empire.
The Sphinx is the embodiment of
mankind’s dream: to possess the
power and graceful majesty of the
lion and to be able to fly like an eagle,
while having human intellect. For
FREY WILLE it symbolizes creativity
and the power to realize this creativity
in developing unique pieces of
jewelry.
The SPHINX collection is available in
five color variations: pink; red-orange;
blue; green; and black-white.
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